Cheapest Woofin' Good! Dog Food in Australia
Where to buy Woofin' Good! cheapest in Australia: the cheapest retailer for each product, price per kg, and where to buy. Plus better-value alternatives if you're price-shopping.
Reviewed by the Dog Food Reviews editorial team
Independent scoringUpdated August 2026Not veterinary advice
Lowest per kg
$2.72/kg
Our score56 out of 100
Woofin' Good! product photography
- Best price per kg
- $2.72/kg
- Woofin' Good! Adult Dry Dog Food Beef & Vegetables 18kg
- Cost per day
- $1.20
- ~15kg dog
- Products indexed
- 1
- in our database
The quick answer
$2.72/kg
on Woofin' Good! Adult Dry Dog Food Beef & Vegetables 18kg · $1.20 a day for a ~15kg adult dog
Editorial estimate, not a retailer quote.
Best value pick
Woofin' Good! Adult Dry Dog Food Beef & Vegetables 18kg
We hold one Woofin' Good! product, estimated at $2.72/kg. 1 retailer in our index carry the brand, and the cheapest everyday price on each product is in the table below.
The field
Where Woofin' Good! sits on price per kilo
One tick per brand, at the lowest price per kilo we hold for it. The shaded band is the middle half of the market and the heavy rule is the median. Price is never coloured on the score ladder: a cheap food is not a good one.
- MinMin
- $2.25
- Q1Lower quartile
- $6.69
- MedianMedian
- $9.14
- Q3Upper quartile
- $10.61
- MaxMax
- $75
| Brand | Lowest price per kg |
|---|---|
| Black & Gold | $2.25 |
| Julius | $2.50 |
| Baxter's | $2.61 |
| Woofin' Good! | $2.72 |
| ProBalance | $4.94 |
| Leaps & Bounds | $7.27 |
| Petzyo | $7.74 |
| SavourLife | $8.06 |
| Black Hawk | $8.45 |
| Lyka | $8.95 |
| The Nosh Project | $9.33 |
| Providore | $9.58 |
| Meals for Mutts | $9.95 |
| Ivory Coat | $10.38 |
| Royal Canin | $10.60 |
| Scratch | $10.62 |
| Prime100 | $11 |
| Hill's Science Diet | $11.58 |
| Frontier Pets | $64 |
| ZIWI Peak | $75 |
Editorial estimates
The price table
Cheapest Woofin' Good! by product
Cheapest everyday retailer for each product in our index.
Prices checked· Editorial estimates
- Price per kg
- $2.72/kg
- Est. cost/day
- $1.20
- Cheapest at
- Coles
- Cheapest price
- $49
Stockists
Where to buy Woofin' Good!
Retailers offering the cheapest everyday price on Woofin' Good! in our index.
Cheapest at, by product
Licensed editorial photography
The detail
The Woofin' Good! price map: one retailer, one price
Woofin' Good! is a Coles house brand, sold exclusively through Coles, so the price map has a single pin. The only bag we hold is the Adult Beef & Vegetables 18kg at $49.00, or $2.72 per kg. There is no cheapest-retailer race: no specialist stocks it, and Coles does not price match, so the shelf figure is the figure. Prices are editorial estimates in AUD.
Coles itself scores 79 for pricing and 49 for range on our retailer index, the whole trade-off in two numbers: sharp sticker, thin choice. Its brand list also carries Black Hawk and Ivory Coat, but we hold no Coles price for either bag, so every comparison below is drawn from the specialist retailers we do price.
Bag size economics: 18kg is the only rung
The usual advice, buy the biggest bag you will get through, does not apply: 18kg is the only Woofin' Good! pack size in our index, so there is no smaller-to-larger per kg gain to capture. At $49.00 and an estimated $1.20 a day for a roughly 15kg adult dog, one bag covers about 41 days of feeding before the next shop.
That $1.20 buys a bag scoring 56 on our product index, with cereals and meat meal first on the panel, 20 per cent protein and 10 per cent fat. The same 18kg format from Baxter's runs $47.00, or $2.61 per kg, and Julius $45.00 at $2.50 per kg. Both land under Woofin' Good! per kg, and both score lower: 50 and 54 respectively.
Subscription and member pricing: levers Coles does not have
Every saving lever this site normally recommends is switched off for Woofin' Good!. Coles runs no pet autoship, scoring 53 for subscription on our retailer index, and no price match. Petbarn's Repeat Delivery discount of up to about 15 per cent, and Pet Circle's autoship pricing, can never touch this bag, because a Coles exclusive never reaches those shelves. The timing question becomes a grocery question instead.
So the only structural saving on an 18kg Woofin' Good! bag is delivery. Coles grocery delivery starts around $5 and is free over $100, so ordering the bag on its own at $49.00 costs you the delivery fee, while folding it into a larger grocery order clears the threshold. Buying in store removes the fee entirely. That is the whole timing story here.
Cheaper alternatives, and what the extra dollar buys
Honest answer: nothing in our index is cheaper than Woofin' Good! without scoring lower. Julius at $2.50 per kg rates 54 as a product and 48 as a brand, Baxter's at $2.61 rates 50 and 46, and Black & Gold's 8kg bag at $2.25 per kg rates 48. Woofin' Good! sits at 56 and 50. The floor is already close.
The saving worth chasing runs the other way, on cost per day. ProBalance's 18kg chicken bag is $89.00, or $4.94 per kg, but $1.50 a day: 30 cents more than Woofin' Good! for a 62-rated bag with chicken meal leading the panel. SavourLife Original 18kg costs $2.00 a day and rates 83, on a brand scoring 75 against Woofin' Good!'s 50. None of this is veterinary advice.
The alternatives
Cheaper alternatives to Woofin' Good!
Scored on the same 100-point model and priced from the same index, so the comparison is like for like.
Black Hawk
Premium · Good
Fine on a discounted big bag if you choose a named-meat-first recipe, but don't assume the whole range is equal: the cheaper lines pad the panel with grain and rice, and a chunk of the price is reach and marketing rather than ingredients. Compare the specific formula on cost per kg against SavourLife and Ivory Coat.
- Value
- 74/100
- Ingredients
- 76/100
Best forEveryday feeding if you pick the right recipe
SavourLife
Premium · Good
Fair value and the rescue donations are real, not greenwash: but the food itself is good rather than exceptional, with mid-premium panels and a narrow range. Buy it because the per-kg value stacks up, not because the cause makes the ingredients better than they are.
- Value
- 78/100
- Ingredients
- 74/100
Best forValue-conscious feeders who want a clean enough panel
Ivory Coat
Premium · Good
A competent grain-free all-rounder, but it's mid-pack on every measure and now sits inside a big multi-brand portfolio where recipes have moved with ownership. Fine if the price is right on the day: just don't expect it to out-spec a more focused independent brand.
- Value
- 71/100
- Ingredients
- 73/100
Best forGrain-free everyday feeding where 'good enough' is fine
Common questions
Cheapest Woofin' Good!: FAQs
Short answers on buying this brand for less, using the same published estimates as the table above.
Prices checked
Entered and checked by hand
In our index, the best Woofin' Good! value is Woofin' Good! Adult Dry Dog Food Beef & Vegetables 18kg at $2.72/kg, cheapest at Coles. Online-only retailers like Pet Circle and Budget Pet Products are usually the price-to-beat. Always compare price per kg on the exact product.
Online-only stores like Pet Circle and Budget Pet Products often post the lowest everyday prices, while Petbarn is very competitive on member and Repeat Delivery pricing, with the bonus of stores nationwide. Compare price per kg whichever way you buy.
Buy the largest bag size you'll use before it goes stale, use subscription or autoship pricing where available, and compare price per kg rather than sticker price. The cheapest bag isn't always the cheapest feed once serving size is factored in.
If you're price-shopping, compare Black Hawk, SavourLife, Ivory Coat on price per kg and cost per day: you may get similar quality for less.
Because it is a retailer-owned house brand sold exclusively through Coles. The online specialists that usually set the price to beat, Pet Circle and Budget Pet Products among them, never list it, so the usual online versus in-store comparison does not exist for this brand. The only price we hold is $49.00 for the Adult Beef & Vegetables 18kg bag, which is $2.72 per kg. Prices are editorial estimates.
No. Coles carries no pet-specific autoship and scores 53 for subscription on our retailer index, and it does not price match, so there is no discount to unlock by committing to repeat orders. The one lever left is delivery: grocery delivery starts around $5 and is free over $100, so a $49.00 bag ordered alone will attract the fee unless you collect it in store.
On our figures, yes, but by less than the shelf price implies. The 18kg Woofin' Good! bag runs an estimated $1.20 a day against $2.10 for Black Hawk Adult Chicken & Rice 20kg at $8.45 per kg, a gap of about 90 cents. That 90 cents separates a 56-rated bag on a brand scoring 50 from an 85-rated bag on a brand scoring 76.
No. Dog Food Reviews is an independent value and comparison resource, not veterinary advice. Prices are illustrative and manually entered for v1, always confirm the live price with the retailer before buying.